This is such a stupid question!

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It's PULL-It. Try this pronunciation online demo; it's cool and does several languages. Just put your word in the blank and choose the language and turn up your sound.
http://www.research.att.com/~ttsweb/tts/demo.php

 

[GoodEgg]

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Glad you mentioned this, Lisa. We always called them biddies when I was a kid. I think I read somewhere on byc that biddy is supposed to be a setting hen?

We did used to say "mean old biddy" sometimes, but generally, when someone said "biddy" we thought of a tiny chick.

Now I guess I usually call them chicks because everyone else does. Sometimes I slip and say "biddy" though.

trish

 

[Dipsy Doodle Doo]

"We did used to say "mean old biddy" sometimes, but generally, when someone said "biddy" we thought of a tiny chick.
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Same here, my Grandma was a 'mean ole biddy', but she always had 'hens and biddies' running around the barnyard, lol.
I guess it's about context

My Grandma is still an ole biddy and I raise biddies / chicks --- but not dibbies.

 

[justusnak]

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[Southern28Chick]

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Thanks, that really helped!!!

Edited to add: You can make it say bad words too.